WINDHOEK, April 3( Xinhua)--Namibia's first privately owned scheduled passenger airline, FlyNamibia, has renewed its air service licence in the wake of a high court ruling that set aside a government flying prohibition. FlyNamibia filed an urgent court application in March after the commission refused to extend its licence for another five years as it missed an application deadline. Last month, Esi Schimming-Chase, a High Court judge, reviewed and set aside the commission's decision, and referre

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